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Citizens' Association for the Restitution of Seized Property Belgrade brought legal proceedings against the Serbian Government at the Belgrade Administrative Court, as it did not allow for the understanding of the 1999 Serbian Government documents relating to the attribution and sale of property. the subsequent purchase of a villa in Dedinje. former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic.
The Citizens Association for the Restitution of Seized Property (Belgrade), within the restitution network, has appealed to the Belgrade Administrative Court of a complaint against the Serbian Government because of the silence of the Serbian Government. administration, the latter was not allowed to consult the 1999 documents of the Government of Serbia on housing. and the subsequent purchase of a villa on Dedinje, which then belonged to the former president of Yugoslavia, Slobodan Milosevic.
"The Serbian prosecutor's office has launched and received litigation in the courts, and this purchase is challenged in the courts and it is difficult to determine who in the Serbian government, after almost 20 years of attempts to steal this property, when all the deadlines for a possible criminal procedure have become obsolete cache this documentation, "says the release.
This illegal purchase of the state villa in Dedinje would then have served to merge and attempt to steal state-owned building land on an area of almost 20 hectares, of value at least 10 million euros.
"In this case, these 79 landowners and 38 square meters of state land, which are now at Uzice 34, are former landowners known for two parts of the land – one requested by Selimir's successors. Antonijevic, while the other is kidnapped in the Holocaust by victims of Gece Kona, Elvira Bach Born Kon and Hercog Melvina Born Kon, "according to the statement.
As it was added, the complaint was submitted because, in the information requested by the Serbian Government, it is not possible to initiate the appeal procedure before the Information Commissioner of interest public.
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